CIVA tips
CIVA is a powerful and easy to use tool, but discovering all of its numerous possibilities may take you some time. That is why we offer you here all the CIVA Tips we published in our Newsletters, to help you master it faster!
Import of 3D CAD files into CIVA RT/CT: Volume loading order
March 2024
3D CAD parts can be loaded into CIVA RT/CT. When volumes are nested within each other, care must be taken...
Complex components in CIVA SHM
January 2024
The SHM module of CIVA 2023 enables the simulation of the monitoring by Guided Waves of more complex specimen shapes...
Define tilted flaws in Civa ET
November 2023
In CIVA ET Inspection Simulation (3D) module, there are some limitations on the flaw orientation when using canonical geometries (plates,...
UT pre-processing in parametric study
September 2023
The “Computation options” tab of the “Variation” panel in the model of a parametric study includes a list of pre-processing...
SuperBatch
July 2023
The Batch Manager has evolved since CIVA 2023. However, the final objective remains the same: to launch a series of...
Complete an already computed Monte-Carlo
May 2023
A complete RT calculation requires the consideration of direct and scattered radiation. As a reminder, in CIVA, the calculation of...
Definition of an “FE grid” flaw
March 2023
Do you want to perform a simulation with finite element models in CIVA? The first thing to do is to...
Automation of files analysis with associated templates
January 2023
You use CIVA Analysis (or CIVA UT) regularly to analyze acquisition or simulation files, and have repetitive actions when working...
Optimize memory settings for CIVA
September 2022
To run simulations, CIVA dynamically allocates the memory available for the CIVA process. Sometimes, memory requirements exceed the default maximum...
Superimposition of time signal curves in CIVA TT
July 2022
To compare time signal curves at several positions of the same thermogram obtained from a simulation in the Thermal Testing...